Air Law Review, 11. sējumsBoard of New York University Air Law Review, 1940 Includes "Bibliographical section" |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 86.
81. lappuse
... effect on the public interest , it would seem that the existing sta- tion is just as effectively barred from relief as if it were not permitted an appeal at all . The evidence being all on one side , there not having been an opportunity ...
... effect on the public interest , it would seem that the existing sta- tion is just as effectively barred from relief as if it were not permitted an appeal at all . The evidence being all on one side , there not having been an opportunity ...
190. lappuse
... effect of such a reversal would be to require the Commission to investigate the question of economic injury and make findings one way or the other with the result that the new application might still be granted if substantial evidence ...
... effect of such a reversal would be to require the Commission to investigate the question of economic injury and make findings one way or the other with the result that the new application might still be granted if substantial evidence ...
312. lappuse
... effect upon competition , ( c ) the effect upon existing channels of trade , ( d ) the financial equality as be- tween competitive systems , ( e ) economies likely to result from the uni- fication , ( f ) improvement in traffic strength ...
... effect upon competition , ( c ) the effect upon existing channels of trade , ( d ) the financial equality as be- tween competitive systems , ( e ) economies likely to result from the uni- fication , ( f ) improvement in traffic strength ...
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